This question, to Whitney Lynch, sounded like fear, apprehension, helplessness, and evasion.
However, to Tiana Thorne, it sounded like a stab to the heart.
She had known it would be like this, but she still felt deeply uncomfortable.
Yet, when she thought of the girl who had been killed by her biological mother at birth and then abandoned, she felt that her father's biological daughter, if still alive, would feel a hundred times worse than she did.
Over the years, her father had loved her, but that girl had not received even a trace of parental love.
She breathed heavily, trying to suppress such pain deep within her heart.
At this moment, the pain involved more than just Tiana Thorne.
Sean Thorne felt as if his heart had been ruthlessly torn apart.
The daughter whom he had cherished for so many years had just told him that she was not his biological daughter.
The woman who had shared his bed for decades knew the truth but hid it from him for twenty-one years.
